Anthony Davis' representatives have informed the New Orleans Pelicans that the star big man would sign a long-term contract with the Los Angeles Lakers, New York Knicks, Milwaukee Bucks or Los Angeles Clippers if traded, according to The Athletic.
The list was reportedly provided just days before Thursday afternoon's trading deadline as Davis would like to be moved this week.
Davis requested a trade last week and is not eligible for free agency until July of 2020.
The Lakers and Knicks were already known as appealing destinations to Davis.
The addition of the Bucks is a sign Davis would welcome playing with Milwaukee star Giannis Antetokounmpo.
Adding the Clippers appears to be a sign Davis is interested in playing in Los Angeles, even if he doesn't end up being dealt to the Lakers.
Boston Celtics aren't on the list but they are ineligible to trade for Davis prior to the deadline.
They can't trade for Davis until July 1 unless Kyrie Irving isn't on the roster, due to a league contractual rule.
The Pelicans and Lakers have engaged in trade talks for Davis but New Orleans haven't received an offer that comes close to their desired compensation for the six-time All-Star.
Davis, 25, was eligible to sign a five-year, $239 million ($A330m) contract with the Pelicans before deciding he wanted to be traded.
Davis is averaging 29.3 points and 13.3 rebounds in 41 games this season. He has missed the past seven games with a fractured left index finger.
